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Second Reformed Church in Nieuwleusen. In expansion district (Den Hulst). Modern church with tower.

Extremely interesting, relatively large, reconstruction church with an important freestanding tower. Built as the Reformed Western Church, replacing an earlier building with the same name in the Eindhoven-Strijp district, on the Koenraadlaan. Shortly after it was put into use, in 1956, due to the construction of the 3rd Reformed Petra Church in Eindhoven-Stratum, it was renamed the Maranatha Church, at the same time as the older Reformed "Ooster Church" on the Fazantlaan, architect Tj. Kuipers, was renamed the Immanuël Church. In 1974 (in the context of ecumenical cooperation Samen op Weg) it was also used as the Dutch Reformed Church, after the demolition of the Dutch Reformed Schootse Church in the same Strijp district (this important Schootse Church was subsequently put into use, and is still in use, as a Christian Reformed Church). This Maranatha Church was decommissioned as the Dutch Reformed and Reformed Church in 1995; sold that year to, and since then in use by, the Pentecostal Church of Eindhoven, with the name "Maranatha Church" unchanged.

Modern church with tower. Extension 1990, including partial demolition of old part.

Interesting modern church with remarkable tower.

Modern church without tower.

Modern church with tower. 500 seats

Former company building. In 1989 converted into Dutch Reformed Maranatha Church. A metal bell tower was added at that time, containing one bell.

Interesting modern church without tower. From 2004 to 2010 also Restored Reformed Church. Built as Reformed Church (liberated), after merger in 2023 NGK.

On the site of the now demolished predecessor . Modern church with tower.

Modern church without tower in Groningen South. Expansion in 1994.